Draw a set of snowflakes that all match

Describe the snowflakes you want in Morphic's Image tool, from a tidy six-arm set to a soft field of falling snow. Set the symmetry, the branch complexity, the line weight and the drawing medium, arrange the set on the Canvas, then download it in HD.

Snowflakes drawing styles you can make

Snowflake compositions you can draw

Grid of nine snowflakes

Nine snowflakes laid out in an even grid, all drawn at the same line weight with a different branch pattern in each cell, plenty of white space.

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Grid of nine snowflakes

Snowflakes falling over a dark sky

Snowflakes drifting across a dark night sky, white chalk on toned paper, the nearest flakes detailed and the distant ones soft dusty specks.

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Snowflakes falling over a dark sky

Snowflakes on a window pane

Frost crystals spreading from the corner of a window, fine pen line following the glass, the view outside left pale and undrawn.

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Snowflakes on a window pane

Snowflake border across the page

A repeating snowflake border running along the top and bottom of the frame, even stroke weight, the centre left clear for card copy.

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Snowflake border across the page

Make Snowflakes drawing in three steps

  1. 01

    Describe your image

    Describe the Snowflakes drawing you want, in plain words.

  2. 02

    Generate the image

    Morphic generates a clean, ready-to-publish image on your canvas in seconds.

  3. 03

    Refine and share

    Tweak the prompt, regenerate variations, then download or share the frame.

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Get started for free today, with the option to upgrade or cancel anytime.

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$45/ month
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FAQs

How many arms should a snowflake drawing have?
Six, always. Real snow crystals form with six-fold symmetry, so a five or eight armed flake reads as wrong even to someone who could not tell you why. Say "six-fold symmetry" in the prompt.
How do I draw snowflakes that look like a matching set?
Keep the line weight and the branch depth identical across all of them and change only the pattern. Style Transfer holds that consistency for you when you generate the rest of the set.
How do I draw a snowflake the easy way?
Draw three straight lines crossing at the centre to make six arms, then add the same small branch to every arm at the same spot. Repetition is what makes it look convincing, not complexity.
How do I draw falling snow rather than single flakes?
Vary the size and the sharpness. Near flakes are larger and detailed, far ones are small soft dots. An even scatter of identical flakes reads as a pattern, not as weather.
Can I draw white snowflakes on a dark background?
Yes, and it usually looks better for cards. Ask for white chalk or white ink on dark toned paper so the flake is the lightest thing in the frame.
Can I use snowflakes drawings on a card or a border?
Yes. Generate them on a plain background, then crop and repeat them on the Canvas into a border or corner motif, and download the finished layout in HD.